ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Production of Composts from Cheese Whey and Agro-Livestock and Their Valorization in Volcanic-Ash-Affected Soil Cultivated with
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The deposition of volcanic ash in areas affected by erupting volcanoes can contaminate the soil with heavy metals, thereby jeopardizing food security and public health. This study focused on the use of compost for the bioremediation of this type of contaminated soil and on evaluating the effectiveness of this remediation technique in a horticultural crop. To this end, composts made from organic waste generated in the areas with volcanic-ash-affected soil, such as crop residues, cow manure, and cheese whey, were used. The design and optimization of the composting process for these wastes were described using three piles with the same proportion of crop residues and cow manure but different doses of whey (pile 1: without whey, pile 2: whey diluted with water (1:2 (
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